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Common Electric Recliner Chair Problems and How to Fix Them Electric recliner chairs are a great addition to any home or office space. They provide a comfortable and relaxing experience by allowing you to adjust the chair’s position with the touch of a button. However, like any other piece of furniture, electric recliner chairs can experience problems that may hinder their functionality. If you own an electric recliner chair, you may have encountered some issues such as a faulty motor, broken wires, or even a jammed footrest. These problems can be frustrating, especially when you need the chair the most. But worry not, as there are simple solutions to fix…

The Serious Side of Electric Recliner Repair: Get It Done Right! The Serious Side of Electric Recliner Repair: Get It Done Right! Are you one of the many individuals who own an electric recliner? If so, you know how much of a blessing these chairs are. After all, they provide you with an extremely comfortable place to sit and relax after a long day. However, electric recliners can develop problems over time. In order to ensure that your recliner is up and running, you need to have it repaired by a professional. In this blog, we’ll discuss the serious side of electric recliner repair and provide you with tips on…

10 Tips for Importing Mid-Century Furniture from Europe Collecting mid-century furniture from local garage sales and thrift stores was profitable, but finding the beautiful pieces was a miracle, more and more San Francisco antique furniture experts searched for Danish chests of drawers, tables, and chairs wherever they went, even at mid-century furniture auctions soaring prices that put off dealers from smaller towns like Reno, Nv. We had a successful shop on Etsy but no stock, we always wondered where the biggest dealers in San Francisco and Los Angeles would get the furniture from. My wife was watching the competition’s movements closely,here is the update one day we saw the familiar…

Polish Woodworker Without The Beard I remember when I was a little boy, I used to go to my grandfather’s workshop to help him repair furniture for his clients. I watched him use only hand tools, no fancy methods used these days. Once repaired, the chair lasted another 30 years. As a carpenter in the era of communism, where there was nothing in the shops, he had so much work that he stayed in the workshop until late at night. I could watch for hours as he patiently built chests of drawers and bedside tables. I remember coming to the workshop after hours and touching the furniture with my bare…